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A Chantar M'er
02:17
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2. |
Bjarnarfjörður
06:43
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Quatro Dança
06:00
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Dança de Puces
03:51
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6. |
La Nuèch Abans Mai
04:27
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7. |
La Redonda
02:35
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8. |
Gusta Magla Mi Padala
04:59
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9. |
Mwashah
03:34
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10. |
Ritme e Dròn
04:51
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11. |
Lo Cadanet
15:10
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12. |
The Movement of Silence
02:15
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Nicholas Breeze Wood UK
Multi instrumentalist singer-songwriter drawing on Rock, Arabic and Medieval music, using instruments from all those traditions
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